RockPick, Boss, APT or other experts with knowledge on micro fiber towels
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RockPick, Boss, APT or other experts with knowledge on micro fiber towels
I know most if not all of you have experience with micro fiber towels. There is a gentleman in the Lightning forum who started a thread titled ”well took the plunge with Zaino” and asked me a question about using micro fiber towels for polishing. I have not used any micro fiber towels so I informed him that I really couldn’t answer the question if one can use micro fiber towels to buff off the polish.
I would imagine one could and that they are better then 100% cotton towels but did not know if there is an issue with buffing off the polish as in a polish build up in the micro fiber towels. If one or more of you could stroll over to the Lightning forum and answer this gentlemen’s question it would be appreciated…
I would imagine one could and that they are better then 100% cotton towels but did not know if there is an issue with buffing off the polish as in a polish build up in the micro fiber towels. If one or more of you could stroll over to the Lightning forum and answer this gentlemen’s question it would be appreciated…
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12-06-2003, 01:44 PM
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Yes, MF towels are GREAT to remove polish and wax. I hate to walk in on a Paino thread but, if I can help, I will.
Boss or APT or one of the other guys might be more suited to answer the question as I'm still somewhat new to quality microfiber. I know Boss has been posting product reviews on a few towels that he's been lucky enough to give a trial run...
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Yes, MF towels are GREAT to remove polish and wax. I hate to walk in on a Paino thread but, if I can help, I will.
Boss or APT or one of the other guys might be more suited to answer the question as I'm still somewhat new to quality microfiber. I know Boss has been posting product reviews on a few towels that he's been lucky enough to give a trial run...
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Originally posted by RockPick
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Originally posted by RockPick
I hate to walk in on a Paino thread but, if I can help, I will.
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I hate to walk in on a Paino thread but, if I can help, I will.
RP
Needless to say you have great experience with more then just wax/polish Meguiars/Zaino and have experience with other detailing methods, products etc. Much more then I and thus this thread calling out to the professional…
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12-06-2003, 02:22 PM
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12-07-2003, 07:29 PM
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